Public speaking

Question 1

occurs when you
give a speech to a live audience.

Answer 1

Public speaking

Question 2

to decide the division of parts.

Answer 2

Speech Format Outline

Question 3

to write out the material.

Answer 3

Preparation Format Outline

Question 3

to make short annotations that will guide the
presentation.

Answer 3

Note Style Format Outline

Question 4

title, topic, statement of purpose, and thesis statement.

Answer 4

Before Introduction

Question 5

One to two paragraphs (depending on the length and timeframe of
presentation

Answer 5

Introduction:

Question 6

main points, sub-points, supporting points, and examples.

Answer 6

Body

Question 7

One to two paragraphs to wrap up the presentation.

Answer 7

Conclusion

Question 8

consists of a fill in the blank format. It is ideal to use
formal language because it can serve as the preview.

Answer 8

Preparation outline

Question 9

is a more personal outline to guide you while you are
presenting (anecdotes, jokes, or more dramatic style of narrating)

Answer 9

Note style outline

Question 10

briefly mentioning
where the information comes from.

Answer 10

Citing Orally

Question 11

Visual aids used in your presentation like data sets,
graphs, tables, quotes, and illustrations should be
properly cited.

Answer 11

Citing in your presentation

Question 12

Advice and Tips
To Help Make your Presentation a Success

Answer 12

1. Practice makes you confident
2. Language is Powerful
3. Body Language
   and Non-Verbal cues
4. Adapt to your Audience
5. Handling your Q&A

Question 13

Fundamentals of Public Speaking.

Answer 13

Bibliography